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Old 03-01-2009, 07:21 PM
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Re: Microchip or not?
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Originally Posted by chorusgirl View Post
Hi i am new, and hope you do not mind me joining in your conversation?

If and when i get my new pet i will most certainly get her microchipped!

It would be horrible if they got lost and not found again!

I think it is well worth having done!
Hello and welcome

I agree have your dog Microchipped, yes they do move a round but they are easy to find with the scanner.
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Originally Posted by Fleur View Post
As sally and DT said, get Cody used to having his paws and nails touched, if you feel confident clip hem yourself.
Mine both have Black nails and I can't see where the quick is so I don't like to cut them myself. My vets charge 12 pounds, when they go to the groomers they get wash, cut, ears and nails done for 20.
We take Amber to the vets and have one of the nurses trim her nails as they are black and very strong.
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